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Hospital birth Up to $2000 Certified doula 33 year old mom

I would like to birth at home. Our budget is about $2500. And I don’t have a birth plan. I just want to everything to be safe for me and our baby.

I am 38 years old and pregnant with my last child. I want to be able to labor naturally for once and not have to worry about the medical staff harassing me and telling me to do things their way. I want someone who help my husband fight and advocate for me while I try and do what's important and focus on me and baby. This will be my last chance at a possible vaginal birth and I want to make that happen. I want to attempt TOLAC, and i need the support from a professional to help me succeed.

This is my first baby and would love to have a doula to ease my worries of my first baby especially giving at birth at a hospital. We have tricare so whatever is allowed with the insurance works for us. For my birth plan, I want a doula to help me and my husband navigate the hospital setting where we aren’t being rushed and intimidated. We want to do delayed cord clamping, no bath right away and trying to give birth upright.

1. Will be giving birth on base (Ft Campbell) 2. I don’t have a budget yet. I’m new to all this and trying to see what’s best for me. 3. Baby doesn’t leave mine or daddy’s sight, delayed cord clamping, no cervical exams, no constant wakings for “testing or check ups”, no bath for baby, wait till placenta comes out on its own and keeping it to make capsules. Might be induced in February, etc…

I am looking for someone to come to my home to help sleep train out almost 6 month old. Right now, he requires to be rocked to fall asleep. We want to start lying him down sleepy but awake and try to do the Ferber method to check in on him. We have attempted to get started, but it is not going well. I need someone to help me get over the hump and get a consistent routine going

Im 23 and pregnant with my first. To be honest im genuinely terrified of every aspect of this experience and it’s causing me to lose so much sleep and stress more than i imagined. I’m planning on a hospital birth with an epidural. I don’t normally tend to fully go the holistic route always. I’m out of work and am relying on my fiancé financially. I know having the emotional support from a doula will help me a lot I’m just not sure I can afford it but I’m taking a look around.

1. Plan to give birth at home in Lowgap, NC 2. $7k or less 3. No interventions, dark, quiet, and peaceful.

In need of a postpartum doula to help with at night feedings and pumping sessions. Help with changes during the night as my husband works the night shift and is non able to help once he goes back to work. Addition duties including kitchen tidying and laundry.

Home birth $3500 Little to no intervention Water birth

Looking for birth doula for C-Section birth in hospital. Father has Tricare, mother has BCBS.

We are looking for someone with extensive experience with newborns to assists with overall care. We are traveling to Sea Island for an event and need care for our 1 month old baby on the evenings of 3/19-3/21 while we're out. Hours will roughly be from 6PM to midnight. On 3/21 we'll need care starting in the early afternoon. We're looking for someone that's experienced in feeding, soothing, and sleeping newborns. We can adjust budget based on experience and any certifications.

I plan to give birth at the hospital, I am a homeless pregnant single mom so budget is low . I want to have an unmediated birth , VBAC

I need a birth doula to help advocate for me as I am planning an unmedicated birth in a hospital . If possible to be around $2,000 I don’t have everything outlined for my birth plan but to name a few: - no epidural / no mention of the epidural - no episiotomy - wait for the cord to stop pulsing to cut - dim lights - minimal cervical checks - no pushing on my back - wireless monitoring so I can walk around - delayed bath for the baby to leave vernix - no vaccines - dad to cut the cord - food/water over IV - no

I plan on having a hospital birth but with as little medications as possible. As close to natural as my body can handle, but in a setting where i have the option and opportunity to change my mind up until the last minute. I want someone able to provide that extra step of care, the nurturing and caring side of pregnancy that is a little less common in a medical setting. My budget is currently still being decided upon but I do have a bit of flexibility in that area.

1. Hospital 2. Medicaid 3. No epidural would like to use sedatives like gas

I would like to give birth at an Air bnb in Winston Salem. I had gave birth vaginally with my first child but had a c-section with my second because he breached himself so I want to be near a hospital in case something happens but would like to have a home birth this time. I’m not sure about my budget. Not sure if my insurance would cover some of the cost.

Blanchfield community hospital Husband's a E4 in the army so we have a tight buget Im wanting to go unmedicated and delay cord clamping and possibly keep the cord and placenta

Nesecito un acompañante en el hospital al momento de tener al bebé

We plan to give birth at Novant @ Forsyth Hospital in Winston Salem, NC and we prefer a natural birth. We are preferably looking for a doula who accepts the WellCare Medicaid plan.